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Pepco answer man responds to online gripes

Published 07/29/10

WASHINGTON (AP) — The crisis control center of Pepco this week is a repurposed conference room, which smells like ambiguous takeout. Anybody who is in charge of anything has spent the past several days around a giant table at the corporation's downtown D.C. headquarters, strategizing how to restore electricity to the thousands of homes that lost it during Sunday's storm. A whiteboard keeps a tally of the powerless: 122,749, as of 1 p.m. Tuesday.

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Throughout the building meander the Blue Shirts, the media specialists who all wear cerulean Pepco button-downs in case they are asked to give interviews.

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